After months of intense negotiations, the EU has reached an agreement on combating violence against women and girls. However, the final text does not include a common definition of rape, which was the most controversial point of the negotiations. Several EU countries, including France, Germany, Austria and the Netherlands, blocked the inclusion of a common definition of rape.
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UE va avea prima lege de combatere a violenței împotriva femeilor. Statele membre nu au ajuns la un acord pentru definiția violului
Satele UE, divizate de legislația europeană privind violența împotriva femeilor. Care este "mărul discordiei"
Legislaţia UE privind violenţa împotriva femeilor divizează blocul cu privire la o componentă..
Legislaţia UE privind violenţa împotriva femeilor divizează blocul / Disensiunile, provocate de o componentă cheie: o definiție comună a violului
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